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NEWHART: The Bob Newhart Thread
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<blockquote data-quote="Chris2" data-source="post: 280865" data-attributes="member: 495"><p>Season 1 of Newhart was taped (unusual for an MTM-produced sitcom), and then they switched to film for the remainder of the run.</p><p></p><p>Stephanie was definitely an improvement over dull Leslie. I’m in the minority, but I liked Kirk. They were taking steps to make him more likable in season 2 with his marriage to Cindy. But instead they gave up on him and promoted Michael, whom I could never stand, to regular. A little of him and his alliteration went a long way.</p><p></p><p>TBNS is well done, though I’ve always had a difficult time warming up to it. The whole look and feel of the series just screams 1970s, and I didn’t really like the characters outside of Bob and Emily.</p><p></p><p>“Bob” had potential, in its original format. I didn’t think the revamp for season 2 was as good. Bob’s wife seemed far too young to be the mother of their daughter (the actresses were only 10 years apart in age).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chris2, post: 280865, member: 495"] Season 1 of Newhart was taped (unusual for an MTM-produced sitcom), and then they switched to film for the remainder of the run. Stephanie was definitely an improvement over dull Leslie. I’m in the minority, but I liked Kirk. They were taking steps to make him more likable in season 2 with his marriage to Cindy. But instead they gave up on him and promoted Michael, whom I could never stand, to regular. A little of him and his alliteration went a long way. TBNS is well done, though I’ve always had a difficult time warming up to it. The whole look and feel of the series just screams 1970s, and I didn’t really like the characters outside of Bob and Emily. “Bob” had potential, in its original format. I didn’t think the revamp for season 2 was as good. Bob’s wife seemed far too young to be the mother of their daughter (the actresses were only 10 years apart in age). [/QUOTE]
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